Examples of using Serb in English and their translations into Italian
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The wicked"greater Serb" will take out"frustration" suffered in Bosnia by inflicting"ethnic cleansing" on Kosovo.
NATO launched air strikes against Bosnian Serb positions.
From 1998 to 1999, during the Serb offensive, he was the political representative of the Kosovo Liberation Army UCK.
here again mostly because of Bosnian Serb obstruction-Dr.
War immediately broke out across the country as Serb and Yugoslav Army forces took control of large areas against the poorly-equipped government security forces.
heroic resistance of the Serb people and their ability to fight in defense of their identity as a nation
Izetbegović lived precariously in a besieged Sarajevo surrounded by Serb forces.
The Council welcomed the signature of the cease-fire by FRY/Serb and ethnic-Albanian representatives, which constitutes an important step towards a political solution.
are being held hostage, abused and raped by Serb soldiers.
Ahtisaari report would favour independence, with special measures to protect Serb and other minorities.
Ethnically mixed settlements are: Aradac(with relative Serb majority) and Belo Blato with relative Slovak majority.
which was accepted by the Croat, Serb and Bosnian parties.
his stronger sympathy for Serb demonstrators.
crusaders and serb.
in the center of the story- love and Serb bosniyki, which happened in a Serbian concentration camp.
It is operated by the Centre for youth information decontamination in Banja Luka, in the Serb Republic, and puts emphasis on denouncing political corruption.
Six Serb snipers were arrested,
I hope that Prime Minister Thaci will make it absolutely clear to his compatriots that the protection of the Serb minority and other minorities in Kosovo is an absolute priority, because violence will not be tolerated.
The ICTY concluded that the takeover by the Serb politicians was as an illegal coup d'état,
In 1358, at the conclusion of meticulous negotiations with the kings Serb and Bosnian, the republic of Dubrovnik buys the peninsula,